Game mechanics involve dragging pieces with mouse to fit onto a transparent image, which is the core thingy. I find the random scattering of pieces on screen is a simple mechanic. The puzzle has a specific image of Apollo Space Age Childhood.
Clicking starts the game and you choose difficulty, hard or medium or easy. The pieces are scattered randomly across the screen, which is kinda weird anyway, and you use mouse to drag them onto the transparent image where they belong to recreate the picture. You must fit the pieces correctly to finish.
While playing, you see a specific unique image of Apollo Space Age Childhood, which is kinda weird anyway, and you drag pieces using your mouse. The buttons are not really buttons, just your clicks to select difficulty and drag pieces. You place them onto the transparent image overlay on screen. The goal is to recreate the original picture by moving pieces around with their mouse.
Quick tip i learned is to start with edges then work inward, which is a good strategy. The mechanic is dragging pieces with mouse to the transparent image spot. I found that choosing easy difficulty helps more then hard if you are new. The pieces are scattered randomly so look carefully. Use your mouse to move each piece to its place.
Picture shows the puzzle stuff, you drag pieces with mouse to fit them. The image is a specific Apollo Space Age Childhood one, and you use mouse to drag pieces onto the transparent overlay. You choose difficulty, hard or medium or easy, to set the challenge. The pieces are scattered across screen, you move them to where they belong to make the image complete. It is a simple game thingy.
